CCC Voting Headquarters!

Here’s where you may get the important information that you need for voting in the 2026 election cycle!

Three Things to Do by Election Day 2026
1. Register to vote in Colorado HERE.

In Colorado, voters may register to up to when the polls close on Election Day. Yet, why add more stress to your life by waiting until the last minute? Register to vote TODAY!

2. Verify your voter registration HERE. 

No matter how long you’ve been voting, please take a moment to make sure that your voter registration information is updated and active.

3. Set up a voter registration station at your church.

From September 20 to November 1, we’re encouraging churches to have a desktop or laptop computer handy with a knowledgeable volunteer to help anyone who wants to register to vote, or check their registration, in minutes. Also, feel free to copy and paste this information and put it on your church’s website.

4. Find out where to drop off your mail-in ballot or vote in person HERE.

If you have any problems voting in-person, remember that you may also request a provisional voting ballot.

Do you have a question about voting in Colorado that wasn’t addressed above? Click HERE to find out more.

Our Voting Guide

 

Additional Resources

Watch

The Bell Policy Center’s overview of the 2026 statewide ballot initiatives.

The Colorado Secretary of State debate that the CCC hosted on September 28th.

Bless the Election Workers

On October 25th and November 1st, take some time during the worship service to show appreciation for the people who are vital to the democratic process . . . election workers!

Here are our suggestions on things to do:

Celebrating local election heroes can be an activity for the entire worshipping community.

  • During Worship

    • Pray for election heroes.

    • Encourage people to send a text message to someone they know who works in our elections saying “Thank You”.

    • Invite someone who works at the polls to share a short testimony about their experience.

  • After Worship

    • Sign a card for your local municipal and/or county clerk

    • Have a table with information about working as an election official.

    • Organize a team to bring cookies and other tokens of appreciation to your local clerks office on Tuesday, October 20th, national Election Hero Day

  • With Children

    • Invite them to create cards for election workers, or download these postcards to color and write on

  • On Church communications

    • Post a Thank You with a photo of your congregation on social media and in your newsletter

    • Include information on how to sign up to work at the polls.

Based on materials provided by the Wisconsin Council of Churches

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